Phrases with «hail mary»

The phrase "hail mary" usually refers to a desperate or last-ditch attempt to achieve success or get out of a difficult situation. It is often used when all other options have failed, and someone makes a final unconventional or risky move in the hope of a positive outcome. Full definition

Sentences with «hail mary»

  • Netflix CEO Reed Hastings «has been successful in throwing hail Mary passes and then growing into them. (nbr.com)
  • - Friday night also gave us a great hail mary at the end of the half to keep Tulsa close with Memphis, but it didn't last: (sportsinsights.com)
  • but hey a few hail maries a hefty donation and u r cleaned of it. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
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